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May an IRA owner make a spousal contribution to a Traditional IRA of their spouse who died earlier in the year?

May an IRA owner make a spousal contribution to a Traditional IRA of their spouse who died earlier in the year?

In this situation, the spouse generally is not allowed to make the contribution. The IRS has indicated that IRA owners must be alive to make contributions to their Traditional IRAs.

May an IRA owner make a spousal contribution to a Traditional IRA of their spouse who died earlier in the year?

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